FAST CASH REFUND
Get your refund in One
Hour *
How it works:
This is Ambassador Tax™ service that could
provide your income tax refund in one hour* during the February
25th to June 30th income tax filing season. Here's how it works:
If you have a refund coming back from your income
tax return this year and you don't want to wait for it just bring
your tax information to an Ambassador Tax™ office and tell
us that you would like to get a Fast Cash Refund. Our tax associates
will review your information to determine if you qualify for this
service. Qualification criteria includes having all original copies
of necessary T4's and other tax receipts.
We prepare your tax return and verify how much
money you have coming back from CCRA.
If you qualify for Fast Cash Refund, we will give you 85% of the
first $300 of your income tax refund and 95% of the rest. For example,
if you have a $460 refund, the amount you will receive from Ambassador
Tax™ is $407**. The $53 fee covers the entire cost of the
Fast Cash Refund service, including tax preparation and the tax
return is backed up by Ambassador Tax™ guarantee which includes
year round assistance.
What to bring:
 Bring all
of your original receipts such as (T4's, T5's, RRSP, social assistance,
etc.)
Bring two
picture ID's such as (Drivers license, Passport, Birth Certificate,
etc.)
If you have
children than bring their Birth Certificates as well.
Rent receipts.
Donation
receipts.
Last years
tax return.
Bring any
additional papers that are relevant to your 2004 tax returns.
Your banking
information.
Restrictions
If any one of the following applies, your return cannot
be discounted:
If you are a deemed resident (not subject to provincial or territorial
tax).
If your social insurance number begins with 0 or 9.
If you were bankrupt in 2006 or in bankruptcy status according to
CCRA's record.
If you are a new immigrant, or a non-resident.
If your address is outside of Canada.
If you are claiming following deduction's:
Attendant care expenses or disability amount for the first time.
Foreign tax credit.
A spousal amount in respect of a spouse not resident in Canada.
An amount for other dependents not resident in Canada.
An overseas employment tax credit.
Self employment or Rental losses
*Other restrictions may apply. Ask us for more detail.
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